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I hired an ethical hacker to try and break into a WordPress website, and this is what happened.

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Video summary

In this video, I shared how to prevent your WordPress website from being hacked using SolidWP. Here's a summary of the key points covered:

Introduction:
Discussed the collaboration with SolidWP, focusing on security, backups, and management.
Highlighted that the video is sponsored but aimed to be informative by hiring an ethical hacker.

Top Three Reasons WordPress Websites Get Hacked:
**Weak Passwords**: Emphasized the importance of using strong passwords and avoiding common ones like "admin" or "password."
**Outdated WordPress Core, Plugins, and Themes**: Stressed the need to keep everything updated to patch vulnerabilities.
**Lack of Security Plugins**: Recommended using security plugins for additional protection.

Demonstration by Ethical Hacker Ryan Dewhurst
Ryan attempted to hack into a WordPress website without SolidWP protection using WP Scan.
He identified vulnerabilities in outdated plugins and demonstrated how easy it is to exploit weak passwords.
Ryan then tried to hack a site with SolidWP protection and failed due to enhanced security measures.

SolidWP Security Features*
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Adds an extra layer of security by requiring a token in addition to the password.
Disabling the WordPress API: Prevents certain types of attacks.
CAPTCHA: Prevents brute force attacks by requiring a CAPTCHA after a few failed login attempts.
Blocking XML-RPC Interface: Prevents attacks through this API.

Benefits of Using Security Plugins:
Prevents password brute forcing.
Implements firewalls to block malicious attacks.
Adds overall hardening to WordPress security.

Why do people hack websites:
Crypto Mining: Hackers install miners to use server resources for cryptocurrency.
Competitor Sabotage: Less common, but involves hacking competitors.
Fame: Hackers gain recognition within their communities for notable hacks.